Page 2 - Beeman Crow Magnum, .22 Reviews

Deep cup, very hard hitting. Like the thin walls around the cup on the front, very easily distorted as in wound channel potential.

Maybe some grain choices and head size choices.Ill have to check around for other sources to see if that one is possible. I really want to make these my hunters, but would like to dial in a little tighter groups first.

Shot decent from a umarex octane 22 and hatsan 125 22 rifle. Huntable but not a target round.

Hit hard, large front cavity

I reviewed those earlier, but it didn't post, which is fine. I had said that it wasn't shooting well through my Benjamin Trail NP. That day the temp was in the teens. Today temps are mid 50's and this pellet did extremely well through the Trail. This pellet hits hard due to the huge cavity in the front. You lose a little penetration, but gain a lot of shock and energy transfer on impact.

Large front cavity delivers a lot of energy on impact

Doesn't do well through my Benjamin Trail NP

I really like these pellets, unfortunately my Benjamin Trail NP doesn't. They did not group well through my gun, but the impact was audibly different. They seem to hit like a ton of bricks. The front cavity is very large and provides a larger area than the other hollow point pellets I've seen, therefore a lot of energy delivered on impact. However, that sacrifices some penetration.

Hard hit & plenty of knockdown on squirrels (for example). One of the 2 pellets that my Beeman RX2 likes best. The other is the 16 grain Predator Polymags. Pretty consistent grouping & a lot of energy if your rifle likes them.

Nothing that I know at this point. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

A great heavy pellet. I use in CO2, PCP and a Springer (RWS 48). Low velocity in the CO2 but the pellet stays on course and hits like a hammer.

None noted. Still cheaper than rimfire and target practice in the back-yard is safe and sane.

The weight and hollow point for hunting

Nothing

Takes down small game with ease

in my hatsan 1000s they drop my fps to around 687. they are good up to 50 yards,pellet on top of pellet no prob.a little heavy for my fps. but at 50 yards knock down oh my god.big entry hole lots of inside damage . very good close rang hunting pellet

tin lid.

should be used with pcp rifles with fps. around 900. pellet drop with lower power rifles is great.

After shooting a full tin of 200 pellets, I noticed very good stability, consistency and accuracy with these pellets. These fit very snug into the barrel of an RWS 350 Magnum. Also, I have so far shot 200 rounds of JSB pellets. I find the shape consistency of this pellet much higher than JSB pellets.

Make a 400 count tin with overall lower price.

Shooting from an RWS 350 Magnum, these are very accurate and consistent. You may have to re-zero when you change pellets. These fit really snug into the chamber of the RWS 350 Magnum.

Pellet getting better with time in my rifle

Nothing

I thought this was going to be my best pellet of the 5 original I purchased with rifle. It was actually least accurate during break in period. It has gotten better as I get more overall rounds and seems to be in middle of the pack now. All pellets are good in general but the beeman heavies still outperformed these slightly

Snug fitting consistent size....makes respectable muzzle energy with My Benji Trail NP XL. Superb accuracy. While a bit pricey for a target round it is definitely worth the price...having a target round that can eliminate any intruder in My back yard. The expansion is exactly as advertised. Seems to be the perfect round for My Benjamin. Will buy again...highly recommended.

500 count tins...compute the price and I'll pay it.

there are pellets that work well with Your gun...some highly touted pellets won't. I've tried many that don't work well with Mine...nothing wrong with the ammunition...just one of those airgun things.

Hard hitting, heavy pellet.

Need to sort pellets by weight. I had a +/- deviation of 1 grain from weight listed on tin.

I have a Benjamin 392. This pellet shoots accurately with my rifle, but this rifle does not have the velocity to take full advantage of this hollow point pellet.

Hollow points? They just kinda bend over flat, no actual expansion, domed pellets turn in nasty round balls for quicker ,cleaner kill.

price

Uniform pellets. Nice big hollow point. Good penetration. Accurate.

Screw top container. More pellets for the money.

Good small game pellet.

over all my fav round hands down always my go 2

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these r the best

Does not shoot as accurate as the H&N in my .22 Disco. Will not be buying again.

Good short to medium range pellet! Clean and uniform... Hit's Hard ..!

Offer a 500 count tin... Let the costomer decide whether to buy..

At ranges past 40 yards groups start to open up; even at short range these pellets tend to hook one way or another.
The hollowpoint pellet seems to have accuracy limits at 70 or 80 yards-

Everything! Large hollow point, excellent quality control.

Another 100 pellets a tin to make them 300 a tin. I think .22's should be 300 a tin and .177 needs to be 500 a tin like the old days. ;D

These ROCK. Not the most accurate for my gun (Talon SS), but when they hit something you know it, and whatever it hits knows it. Anything at close range (inside 30 yards) with a higher power gun is toast.

Unfortunately, nothing. I shot 70 pellets from a fine tin and they were dysfunctional in my RWS 350.

Market these to Beeman air rifle owners only. Since they don't fit my RWS 350 breech well at 40 yards I cannot get them to pattern at all.

I own a RWS 350, each of these likely excellent pellets, is too large for the breech. The head of The pellet, even when carefully aligned does not fit into the RWS 350 breech unless one pushes rather hard then completes the loading process by seating the pellet. Whether seated shallow or deep they are not accurate.

great power got through a gallon jug !

Great hard hitting pellet. Very uniform, clean. Accurate heavy pellet.

More for your money, I can go through a tin pretty quick.

Can be a little tight fitting in some guns.